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KM World Seminar Series
“Insights for International
Knowledge Management Practitioners”
Management (KM) relates directly to
the effectiveness with the managed knowledge enables the members of the
organization to deal with today’s situations and effectively envision and
create their future. This is the belief that Dr. Domingo S. Aranal brought back
from his attendance at one the KM world Seminar Series, entitled “Insights for
International Knowledge Management Practitioners” in Bangkok University Thailand
on January 12, 2009.
The seminar was organized and
certified by IKI-SEA Center of Bangkok University in partnership with the
Institute for Knowledge and Innovation (IKI), and Washington University .
Among its main objectives are (1) learn how to manage the most important asset
of your organization: Your corporate knowledge, your intellectual asset; (2)
learn how to support and how to improve your business strategy and core
business processes by nurturing knowledge flows and by selecting the right KM
technologies; and (3) learn how to create a knowledge sharing culture that will
turn your company into a learning organization and will allow your company to
gain a competitive advantage and to foster innovation.
There were three main topics presented
at the seminar. The first topic was “The
Pragmatic Approach to Crafting a KM Strategy for PTTEP” which was shared by
Chulatep Senivongse, the Chief Knowledge Officer (CKO) of PTTEP the Thai
National Petroleum Exploration and Production Company. He presented PTTEP’s KM
vision, the drive to have KM, the management support, what KM means to PTTEP,
the main obstacles to KM, the road map, KM maturity and the measurement of KM,
the KM tools and communities of practice.
The second topic entitled “The Fall and Rise of KM” was presented
by Niall Sinclair from Canada .
Niall is the author of the best seller “Stealth KM” and he has worked with
NASA, the GSA, the Pen-American Health Organization, the Bank of Montreal, the
Public Health Agency of Canada, and numerous other public and private sector
organizations in Canada
and around the world. His presentation provided participants, particularly
those involved with KM, with an analysis of some of the challenges they will
face, and how they can meet those challenges.
The Third paper which focused on “Knowledge Management Practices in
Norwegian Organizations” was presented by Prof. Dr. Aurelie Aurilla Bechina
Arntzen from Norway .
Dr. Aurilla who presented the state and practices of KM in Norwegian
Organizations has provided consulting KM services to organization in France , Germany ,
Swede, Thailand and Norway . She
acts as the expert-evaluator for the European Union and the Norwegian research
council.
As a result of Dr. Domingo Aranal’s
participation in this seminar, the Graduate School of Norton University has
been invited by Dr. Aurelie Aurilla Bechina Arntze to do a collaborative
research together with Dr. Lugkana Worasinchai, Director of the Institute for
Research and Development, Bangkok University ; Dr. Vincent Ribiere, Professor at the Graduate School
also of Bangkok University ; Dr. Moshidi Sirat, Director
of the National Higher Education Research Institute and the concurrent Dean of
Research for Social Transformation Research Platform at Universities Sains, Malaysia,
Penang; Dr. Michael Stankosky, Professor of Systems Engineering at George
Washington University; and Dr. Martin Nkosi Ndlela, Associate Professor in
Media and Communication studies at Hedmark University. The proposed project
title is “Building Asia-USA-Europe
Collaborative Knowledge, Learning Innovation Capacity Research for a
Sustainable Development: Bridging the Divide”.
By: Dr. Domingo S. Aranal
NU NEWSLETTER, September 2010 / January 2011
Page: 8
New Favorite Brunch Cocktail: Beer+Orange Juice
It makes a spectacular brunch cocktail, as well as an alternative to the ubiquitous spritz if you’re looking for something inventive before dinner. It’s a cocktail that tells a story of a small corner of the Italian border, a place where you’re more likely to own cross-country skis than flip-flops — and where the smoke rising from the chimneys beckons you as you return from the spruce-filled hills.
INGREDIENT
- 1 ounce Braulio amaro
- 1 freshly squeeze orange
- 4 to 5 mint leaves
- Ommegang Witte Beer (or another wheat-style beer)
- Twist of Orange
DIRECTION
Reference :
- http://www.yahoo.com
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INGREDIENT
- 1 ounce Braulio amaro
- 1 freshly squeeze orange
- 4 to 5 mint leaves
- Ommegang Witte Beer (or another wheat-style beer)
- Twist of Orange
DIRECTION
- Muddle the mint briefly in a shaker, then add the Braulio and orange juice.
- Meanwhile, fill an ice-filled highball 3/4 of the way up with beer.
- Add ice to the shaker, shake, and strain over the top of the beer. Garnish with an orange twist.
Reference :
- http://www.yahoo.com
Sesame Chicken With Chinese Cabbage And Broccoli
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Sesame Chicken With Chinese Cabbage And Broccoli |
ឆាសាច់មាន់ល្ង ជាមួយស្ពៃបូកគោ និងផ្កាខាត់ណាខៀវ |
INGREDIENT
- 1/4 c. soy sauce- 2 tbsp. rice wine or dry sherry
- 2 tbsp. sesame oil
- 1 clove garlic, minced
- 2 tsp. minced fresh ginger root
- 1 tbsp. sugar
- 1/4 c. toasted sesame seeds
- 2 whole chicken breasts, skinned, boned, and cut in bite-size pieces
- 3 tbsp. peanut oil
- 1 c. green onions, cut in 1 inch lengths
- 3 c. sliced fresh broccoli flower
- 3 c. Chinese cabbage
- 2 tsp. cornstarch, dissolved in 2 tbsp. water
គ្រឿងផ្សំ
- ទឹកស៊ីអ៊ីវ
- ស្រាស ឬ ស្រាសឺរី
- ប្រេងល្ង
- ខ្ទឹមស ចិញ្រ្ចាំឱ្យល្អិត
- ខ្ញីស្រស់ ចិញ្រ្ចាំឱ្យល្អិត
- ស្ករស
- ល្ង (យកវាទៅកំដៅ ឬលីង)
- មាន់ទាំងមូល (យកសាច់ទ្រូង)
- ប្រេងសណ្តែកដី
- ស្លឹកខ្ទឹម (ហាន់វា តែកុំឱ្យល្អិតពេក)
- ផ្កាខាត់ណាខៀវ (ហាន់ជាចំណិតតូចៗល្មម)
- ស្ពៃបូកគោ
- ម៉្សៅមី (ដាក់ទឹកក្នុងកូនចានមួយ កូរឱ្យទាល់តែរលាយម៉្សៅមី)
DIRECTION
- Trim Chinese cabbage of all but 1 inch of green tops and slice diagonally; slices diagonally in 1/2 inch piece.
- In medium bowl, stir together soy sauce, dry sherry, sesame oil, garlic, ginger, sugar, and sesame seeds. Add chicken and marinate at least 1 hour.
- In a wok or skillet, heat peanut oil over medium heat for 2 minutes.
- Add onions, broccoli, and cabbage. Stir fry 1 minute. Transfer to dish; set aside.
- Add chicken mixture to wok or skillet (add more oil if needed). Stir fry until pinkness is gone, about 3 minutes.
- Remove to dish with slotted spoon. Dissolve cornstarch in water. Add to liquid in wok. Cook, stirring constantly, until mixture boils and thickens.
- Return chicken and vegetables to sauce. Cook, stirring constantly, 1 minute.
វិធីធ្វើ
- យកស្ពៃបូកគោមកកាត់យកបណ្តូលចេញ រូចកាត់វារាងបញ្ឆិតៗ ប្រវែងប្រហែល 3cm
- យកចានគោមតូចល្មមមួយ ដាក់ទឹកស៊ីអ៊ីវ ស្រាឆា ប្រេងល្ង ខ្ទឹមស ខ្ញី ស្ករស និងល្ង កូរចូលគ្នាឱ្យសព្វ បន្ទាប់មកយកវាទៅប្រឡាក់ជាមួយសាច់មាន់ ទុកប្រហែល 1 ម៉ោង។
- ដាក់ខ្ទះនៅលើចង្រ្កាន បន្ទាប់មកដាក់ប្រេងល្ងរចូល រួចកំដៅប្រហែល 2 នាទី (កុំដាក់ភ្លើងខ្លាំងពេក)
- បន្ទាប់មកដាក់គល់ខ្ទឹម ផ្កាខាត់ណាខៀវ ស្ពៃបូកគោ ចូលទៅក្នុងខ្ទះ ត្រឡប់វាប្រហែល 1 នាទី ដួសចេញដាក់ក្នុងចានទុកមួយឡែក។
- ជំហានបន្ទាប់ដាក់សាច់មាន់ចូល ដែលប្រឡាក់រួចនោះចូលទៅក្នុងខ្ទះ បំពងវាឱ្យទាល់តែក្រហម (ឆ្អិនសាច់មាន់) ប្រហែល 3 នាទី។
- យកចានមួយដាក់ទឹកចូល រួចលាយម៉្សៅមីកូរវាឱ្យសព្វចូលគ្នា ដោយប្រើស្លាបព្រាដែលប្រហោង រួចចាក់វាចូលទៅក្នុងខ្ទះកូរឱ្យសព្វ ហើយឡើងខាប់។
- ជំហានចុងក្រោយ យកសាច់មាន់ និងបន្លែដែលមានទាំងអស់មកដាក់ក្នុងទឹកជ្រលក់ដែលនៅក្នុងខ្ទះនោះកូរឱ្យសព្វ ទុកប្រហែលមួយនាទីជាការស្រេច៕
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Reference:
- http://www.chinesefoodrecipes.com/chinesepoultry_recipes/sesame_chicken_chinese_cabbage_broccoli_recipe.php
Communicating Across Cultures
As we know that this world is huge and it’s important to know about the difference in culture between your country and the other country you are living, visiting or working in. If you don’t know the social customs, you may make mistake and offend people round you.
Praying for example in Cambodia, we usually put our hands together as well as to greet each other when we first meet with a smiling face. This first-rate custom make everyone know that Khmer is a dignified race and very friendly. So you are expected do the same back to them as you are in this country.
Another example is handshaking. In France, they shake hands much more than in the UK-every day, so you mustn't forget to do that. Food and wine is very important in this country and at a business lunch you shouldn't start discussing right away. That might be considered bad manners. On the other hand, coming late to a meeting in Britain maybe acceptable as they often arrive five or ten minutes late for a meeting. But in Germany you mustn't be late because people are normally very punctual in work situations. They usually arrive at the organized time or earlier. Another difference is that you shouldn't try to be humorous or make jokes with people you do not know very well because it might make them feel not comfortable as you don’t know each other well yet. In Japan you should take plenty of business card with you because they usually swap cards at the beginning of a meeting and they always read your card very carefully. Make sure to do the same when you are with them.
To sum up, in this world there are many things to learn and to do in order to be well prepared when you are out of the country. It is therefore very useful for you to know and to avoid making any mistake without learning.
In Cambodia we usually put hands together to greet each other when we first meet with a smiling face.
People shake hands to greet each other when they meet in Europe.
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Reference :
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Praying for example in Cambodia, we usually put our hands together as well as to greet each other when we first meet with a smiling face. This first-rate custom make everyone know that Khmer is a dignified race and very friendly. So you are expected do the same back to them as you are in this country.
Another example is handshaking. In France, they shake hands much more than in the UK-every day, so you mustn't forget to do that. Food and wine is very important in this country and at a business lunch you shouldn't start discussing right away. That might be considered bad manners. On the other hand, coming late to a meeting in Britain maybe acceptable as they often arrive five or ten minutes late for a meeting. But in Germany you mustn't be late because people are normally very punctual in work situations. They usually arrive at the organized time or earlier. Another difference is that you shouldn't try to be humorous or make jokes with people you do not know very well because it might make them feel not comfortable as you don’t know each other well yet. In Japan you should take plenty of business card with you because they usually swap cards at the beginning of a meeting and they always read your card very carefully. Make sure to do the same when you are with them.
To sum up, in this world there are many things to learn and to do in order to be well prepared when you are out of the country. It is therefore very useful for you to know and to avoid making any mistake without learning.
In Cambodia we usually put hands together to greet each other when we first meet with a smiling face.
People shake hands to greet each other when they meet in Europe.
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Reference :
- Mrs. Ly Sokphima, NU NEWSLETTER, September 2010 / January 2011, page: 6
Cooked and Wrote by PENH SOTHAVY



It's very delicious for everybody that have been seen this website especially for Cambodian people.
This food is special food that we can eat with beer and other wine and other alcohol drink.
It's very simple fried rice that is very easy to cook and easy to find ingredient because we can use cool rice to make this food.
It's a traditional food that Cambodian people like to eat and it's the original Khmer Food not mixed.
5 Surprising Foods That Boost Immunity
You’ve probably heard that orange juice and chicken soup can help kick a cold or combat the flu, but there are less obvious (and more appetizing) mealtime choices that help an ailing immune system. Below are five surprising foods that you might want to toss in your shopping cart the next time you feel a tickle in your throat.
1. KEFIR / YOGURT
Many yogurts and almost all kefir, a fermented milk product, contain probiotics, the so-called “good” bacteria. These bacteria alter how the immune system in the digestive tract reacts to microorganisms. Studies have found that probiotics can help with diarrhea and other intestinal disorders. Although more research is needed, probiotics may also help reduce the severity of colds and the flu, according to the Mayo Clinic. Opt for the yogurt and kefir that contain live and active probiotics to make sure you’re reaping the benefits of these miracle-workers.
2. BLACK / GREEN TEA
A hot cup of tea can help soothe a sore throat and lift spirits, but green and black teas are also a good source of polyphenols, or plant antioxidants, that can help prevent free radical damage in the body. In the lab, compounds in green tea have been shown to inhibit viral replication, which may aid in defending against cold and flu. In addition, a Harvard study found that people who drank five cups of black tea had elevated levels of a compound that can help ward off infections like viruses. The benefits also pertain to decaf black and green teas, so you don’t have to over-caffeinate while loading up on the good stuff.
3. GARLIC
Garlic is indispensible in the kitchen but has recently received widespread attention for its potential in disease-prevention and immune-boosting properties. Although some of the claims are certainly oversold, garlic has shown some promise when it comes to warding off infections. It’s believed that the sulfur-containing compound allicin could function as an antibacterial and antiviral agent. In one study, British researchers found that people who took a garlic supplement regularly were two-thirds less likely to catch a cold than those who took a placebo. The best way to reap garlic’s benefits, however, is consuming it raw or freshly processed.
4. ORANGE-FLESHED VEGETABLES
Pumpkins, sweet potatoes, squash, and other orange-fleshed vegetables are high in beta carotene, which the body uses to make Vitamin A. A diet low in beta carotene can suppress the immune system, so stocking up on these fall veggies is a great way to ensure your body has the nutrients it needs. Vitamin A also is important in keeping the skin healthy, which is our body’s first line of defense against disease-causing microorganisms.
5. OYSTERS
Oysters are definitely not the first thing that comes to mind when a cold or other illness strikes, but the bivalves are a great source of zinc, among other good-for-you nutrients like omega-3s, selenium, and iron. Zinc is important in the development of white blood cells and even a low-to-moderate level of zinc deficiencies can have negative implications for the immune system. Of course, there can be too much of a good thing however: too much zinc can have an adverse effect and inhibit the immune system. Therefore, it’s best to get zinc from a well-rounded diet. In addition to oysters, beef and chicken are good sources.
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Reference :
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1. KEFIR / YOGURT
Many yogurts and almost all kefir, a fermented milk product, contain probiotics, the so-called “good” bacteria. These bacteria alter how the immune system in the digestive tract reacts to microorganisms. Studies have found that probiotics can help with diarrhea and other intestinal disorders. Although more research is needed, probiotics may also help reduce the severity of colds and the flu, according to the Mayo Clinic. Opt for the yogurt and kefir that contain live and active probiotics to make sure you’re reaping the benefits of these miracle-workers.
2. BLACK / GREEN TEA
A hot cup of tea can help soothe a sore throat and lift spirits, but green and black teas are also a good source of polyphenols, or plant antioxidants, that can help prevent free radical damage in the body. In the lab, compounds in green tea have been shown to inhibit viral replication, which may aid in defending against cold and flu. In addition, a Harvard study found that people who drank five cups of black tea had elevated levels of a compound that can help ward off infections like viruses. The benefits also pertain to decaf black and green teas, so you don’t have to over-caffeinate while loading up on the good stuff.
3. GARLIC
Garlic is indispensible in the kitchen but has recently received widespread attention for its potential in disease-prevention and immune-boosting properties. Although some of the claims are certainly oversold, garlic has shown some promise when it comes to warding off infections. It’s believed that the sulfur-containing compound allicin could function as an antibacterial and antiviral agent. In one study, British researchers found that people who took a garlic supplement regularly were two-thirds less likely to catch a cold than those who took a placebo. The best way to reap garlic’s benefits, however, is consuming it raw or freshly processed.
4. ORANGE-FLESHED VEGETABLES
Pumpkins, sweet potatoes, squash, and other orange-fleshed vegetables are high in beta carotene, which the body uses to make Vitamin A. A diet low in beta carotene can suppress the immune system, so stocking up on these fall veggies is a great way to ensure your body has the nutrients it needs. Vitamin A also is important in keeping the skin healthy, which is our body’s first line of defense against disease-causing microorganisms.
5. OYSTERS
Oysters are definitely not the first thing that comes to mind when a cold or other illness strikes, but the bivalves are a great source of zinc, among other good-for-you nutrients like omega-3s, selenium, and iron. Zinc is important in the development of white blood cells and even a low-to-moderate level of zinc deficiencies can have negative implications for the immune system. Of course, there can be too much of a good thing however: too much zinc can have an adverse effect and inhibit the immune system. Therefore, it’s best to get zinc from a well-rounded diet. In addition to oysters, beef and chicken are good sources.
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Reference :
- http://shine.yahoo.com
Black Cabbage Sour Soup (Samla M’Chou Spey-Khmao)
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Black Cabbage Sour Soup |
សម្លរម្ជូរស្ពៃខ្មៅ |
INGREDIENT
- Fresh fish, washed and cut into thick slice
- Black Cabbage
- Prahok
- Ripe bell pepper, sliced vertically
- Tamarind
- Water
- Sugar
- Salt
- Garlic cloves, crashed by knife
- Thick slice of galangal, crashed
- Ma-am leaves, cut in small pieces
គ្រឿងផ្សំ
ត្រីរ៉ស់ ឬត្រីឆ្ពិនស្រស់ ស្ពៃខ្មៅ អំពិលទុំ ឬក្រសាំង ប្រហុក អំបិល ស្ករ ខ្ទឹមស ម្ទេសខ្មាំង រំដេង ជីនាងវង និងម្អម។
DIRECTION
- Remove black cabbage cut it along about 5cm pieces and separate leaf and stem in different parts then wash it clean, keep the tip leaves and stem until drained.
- Remove fresh fish and take out of its skin and wash them clean, cut it into each slice. Put tamarind in small bowl with warm water swire it and take its seed out. Then remove mint and ma-orm wash them clean and cut into thinly slice.
- Boil water when bubble, placing the prahok in a sieve and dip into the boiling water, use the back of a spoon swire and the smallest rest bone is discarded. Then add garlic and galangal, allow a few minutes to release their full flavor. Add fish and cook until nearly done, follow black cabbage when nearly cooked season with salt, sugar and tamarind take off from heat. Lastly add sliced pepper and ma-am leaves.
If tamarind is unavailable, Krasaing seeds are a good substitute. Samla M’chou Spey-Khmoa is very popular in the Khmer nation; people will find this soup when they’re tired with another food having meat and much more of fat.
Features: An easy (and quick) recipe to try and it is a great way to add some variety to your diet without a lot of work. This food is beautiful green of black cabbage.
Taste: Sour and delicious food.
វិធីធ្វើ
- ស្ពៃខ្មៅ កាត់វាប្រវែងប្រហែល 5cm ដាក់ស្លឹកផ្សេង ធាងផ្សេង រួចលាងទឹកឱ្យស្អាត ទុកវាឱ្យស្រស់ទឹក។
- ត្រីរ៉ស់ ឬត្រីឆ្ពិន ត្រូវសកស្រការហើយលាងទឹកឱ្យស្អាត កាត់កង់ៗ។ អំពិលទុំ ត្រាំទឹកឱ្យរីក ហើយដាក់កូនចានផ្សេង។ រំដេង ខ្ទឹមស បកសំបកចេញ បុកលាយជាមួយម្ទេស លាយចូលគ្នាឱ្យម៉ដ្ឋ។ ជីនាងវង ម្អម លាងទឹករួចហាន់ឱ្យល្អិត។
- យកឆ្នាំងដាំទឹកឱ្យពុះ ជ្រុំប្រហុក រួចបង់ត្រីចូលស្ងោរឱ្យឆ្អិន 70 ភាគរយ រួចបង់ស្ពៃខ្មៅ ចូលប្រហែល 5 នាទី ទើបបង់គ្រឿង (ដែលបុកចូលគ្នា មានរំដេង ខ្ទឹមស ម្ទេស) ចូលក្នុងទឹកសម្លរ ហើយបង់អំបិល ស្ករ ប៊ីចេង ទឹកអំពិលទុំ ភ្លក់មើលតាមចូលចិត្ត ទើបបង់ម្អម ជីនាងវង ជាការស្រេច។ បើសិនជាមិនចង់ឱ្យស្ពៃរលួយ អាចបង់អំពិលមុនបង់បន្លែ ធ្វើដូចនេះស្ពៃនៅស្រួយ។ ប្រសិនបើគ្មានអំពិលទុំ អ្នកអាចប្រើក្រសាំងជំនួសក៏បាន៕
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- Writer & Cooker : Penh Sothavy
Soup Wax Gourd with Pork Rib (S’Ngao Tror Lach Chhaeng Chomny Chrouk)
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Soup Wax Gourd with Pork Rib |
ស្ងោរត្រឡាចឆ្អឹងជំនីរជ្រូក |
INGREDIENT
- Pork rib
- Wax gourd
- Spring onion
- Salt
- Sugar
- Seasoning
- Fish sauce
- Garlic
- Powder black pepper
គ្រឿងផ្សំ
ឆ្អឹងជំនីរជ្រូក ត្រឡាច ខ្ទឹមស អំបិល ស្ករ ប៊ីចេង ទឹកត្រី ម្រេចម៉ដ្ឋ ស្លឹកខ្ទឹម។
DIRECTION
- Remove pork rib and wash it clean and cut into each slice and garlic chopped it until fine then mixed it with pork rib add salt, fish sauce, and sugar and seasoning add powder black pepper set aside.
- Remove wax gourd take out of its skin and wash it clean, then cut into each with medium slice. Take spring onion and washes it clean cut into thinly slice.
- Put a pot to boiled water then remove the pork rib into a pot. Boiled about 20 minutes when pork ribs cooked add wax gourd boiled about 10 minutes until wax gourd cooked. After it boils again taste until tasty enough. Sprinkle the spring onion. Pour out into a soup bowl and serve.
Features: An easy (and quick) recipe to try, learning how to cook soup wax gourd with pork rib is a great way to add some variety to your diet without a lot of work. It’s very good for your body, because wax gourd can make inside your body cold.
Taste: Easy and delicious food.
វិធីធ្វើ
- ឆ្អឹងជំនីរជ្រូក លាងឱ្យស្អាត រួចកាប់វាជាដុំធំៗល្មម ចំណែកខ្ទឹមសចិញ្ច្រាំឱ្យល្អិត បន្ទាប់មកយកវាទៅលាយជាមួយឆ្អឹងជំនីរជ្រូក ដាក់អំបិល ប៊ីចេង ស្ករ ម្រេច ចាក់ទឹកត្រីបន្តិច លាយជាមួយគ្នាឱ្យសព្វ រួចទុកមួយឡែក។
- ត្រឡាច ចិតសំបកចេញ រួចលាងទឹកឱ្យស្អាត កាត់វាជាដុំធំៗល្មម។ ចំណែកស្លឹមខ្ទឹម បេះលាងទឹកឱ្យស្អាត រួចហាន់ឱ្យល្អិត។
- យកឆ្នាំងដាក់ទឹកដាំ ពេលទឹកពុះបង់ឆ្អឹងជំនីរជ្រូកចូល រំងាស់ប្រហែល 20 នាទី នៅពេលឆ្អឹងជំនីរជ្រូកឆ្អិន បង់ត្រឡាចចូល ប្រហែល 10 នាទី មើលឱ្យត្រឡាចឆ្អិនទើបភ្លក់មើលឱ្យល្មមតាមចូលចិត្ត រួចរោយស្លឹកខ្ទឹមពីលើជាការស្រេច៕
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Reference :
- Writer & Cooker : Penh Sothavy
How to Clean Your House in 30 Minutes or Less
Cleaning house can feel like a gargantuan task, especially when you’ve let things slide for a few days too many. But it doesn’t have to be such a time-consuming undertaking. By incorporating these easy tips into your daily routine and prioritizing the areas that have a knack for getting the messiest the quickest, you’ll find that keeping the house in order is as easy as pie. The only drawback is that now you’ll have to figure out what to do with your new-found free time.
KITCHEN
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KITCHEN
- Do the dishes or place them in the dishwasher after every meal. (5 minutes)
- Wipe down counter tops and stove with an all-purpose cleaner after cooking. (2 minutes)
- Wipe up any spills and sweep up any crumbs after eating. (2 minutes)
- Keep sanitizing wipes under your bathroom sink so you can quickly wipe the countertop after each time you wash your face or brush your teeth. (2 minutes)
- Once a week, wipe the toilet and seat rim and clean the toilet bowl. By keeping the cleaning products within reach, you’ll be more likely to reach for them even if you’re not doing a major cleaning (2 minutes)
- If you’ve already started a load of laundry, don’t consider it finished until you fold and put away clean clothes. Doing it right away ensures you’re less likely to have piles of clean clothes on your bed. (5 minutes)
- Each morning, clear bedside tables of dishes, books, and reading glasses from the night before. (2 minutes)
- Get into the habit of making your bed every morning, the moment you get out of bed. You’ll be happy you made the time when you come home that night. (2 minutes)
- Every few days, wipe the tables with a microfiber cloth to pick up dust while you watch TV. (2 minutes)
- Break out the Dustbuster to swoop up crumbs on the floor and in the couch cushions. By doing this while you watch TV, you’re integrating the chore into your daily routine, instead of waiting for a deep-cleaning session. (2 minutes)
- Before retiring for the evening put away all entertainment gadgets, DVDs, newspapers, and games that have been left out. (4 minutes)
Reference :
- - http://shine.yahoo.com
Fried Noodle Chopsticks Cabbage with Pork (Chha Mei Spey Chang Kus Sach Chruok)
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Fried Noodle Chopsticks Cabbage with Pork |
មីឆាស្ពៃចង្កឹះសាច់ជ្រូក |
INGREDIENT
- Noodle
- Pork meat
- Chopsticks Cabbage
- Garlic
- Salt
- Sugar
- Seasoning
- Fish sauce
- Chilies Sauce
- Cooking oil
គ្រឿងផ្សំ
មីកញ្ចប់ សាច់ជ្រូក ស្ពៃចង្កឹះ ខ្ទឹមស អំបិល ស្ករ ប៊ីចេង ទឹកត្រី ទឹកម្ទេស ប្រេងឆា។
DIRECTION
- Remove noodle and dip it in boiling water but not too tender. Garlic chopped it until fine and set aside.
- Remove pork and wash it clean, cut it into slice thinly. And chopsticks cabbage cut it along slice about 5cm and wash it clean then dip it in boiling water. In boiling water put a pinch of salt because it can make chopsticks cabbage can keep green and crisp.
- Put the pan on cooker with cooking oil add chopped garlic until good smell add fish sauce then put pork with salt, seasoning, sugar and fried until pork cooked add chopsticks cabbage and noodle together then add chilies sauce fried until mixed and taste until tasty enough and serve.
Features: This food is very easy to coo and spent short time to cook it, and you can eat this food to substitute of rice. If you don’t want to eat rice you can cook this food.
Taste: Delicious food.
វិធីធ្វើ
- មីកញ្ចប់ យកវាទៅស្រុះទឹកក្តៅ ប៉ុន្តែកុំឱ្យរីក ស្រុះគ្រាន់តែឱ្យទន់សាច់មីប៉ុណ្ណោះ រួចទុកវាមួយឡែក។ ខ្ទឹមសចិញ្រ្ចាំឱ្យល្អិត។
- យកសាច់ជ្រូកទៅលាងទឹកឱ្យស្អាត រួចហាន់ជាបន្ទះស្តើងៗ។ ចំណែកស្ពៃចង្កឹះ កាត់វាប្រវែងប្រហែល 5cm រួចលាងទឹកឱ្យស្អាត បន្ទាប់មកយកវាទៅស្រុះទឹកក្តៅ ហើយនៅក្នុងទឹកដែលស្រុះស្ពៃនោះ បង់អំបិលបន្តិចដើម្បីឱ្យស្ពៃនៅខៀវល្អ ហើយស្រួយទៀតផង។
- ដាក់ខ្ទះនៅលើចង្រ្កាន រួចចាក់ប្រេងឆាចូលឱ្យច្រើនបន្តិច ដើម្បីឱ្យទន់មី និងមិនជាប់ខ្ទះ រួចដាក់ខ្វឹមចិញ្រ្វាំចូល ពេលខ្វឹមមានក្លិនឈ្ងុយ ចាក់ទឹកត្រីចូលបន្តិច ដាក់ស្ករ ប៊ីចេង រួចដាក់សាច់ជ្រូកចូល ឆារហូតទាល់តែសាច់ជ្រូកឆ្អិន ចាក់ស្ពៃចង្កឹះ និងមីចូល ចាក់ទឹកម្ទេសចូលបន្តិច ឆាឱ្យទាល់តែសព្វចូលគ្នា ភ្លក់មើលតាមចូលចិត្ត។ យកល្អឆាឱ្យសាបបន្តិច ប្រសិនបើចង់ចាក់ទឹកម្ទេសថែម ពេលបរិភោគនោះ៕
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Reference :
- Writer & Cooker : Penh Sothavy
Soup Cabbage With Pork Rib
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Soup Cabbage With Pork Rib |
ស្ងោរស្ពៃក្តោបឆ្អឹងជំនីរជ្រូក |
INGREDIENT
- Pork rib
- Cabbage
- Spring onion
- Salt
- Sugar
- Seasoning
- Fish sauce
- garlic
- Powder black pepper
ឆ្អឹងជំនីរជ្រូក ស្ពៃក្តោប ខ្ទឹមស អំបិល ស្ករ ប៊ីចេង ទឹកត្រី ម្រេចម៉ដ្ឋ ស្លឹកខ្ទឹម។
DIRECTION
- Remove pork rib and wash it clean and cut into each slice and garlic chopped it until fine then mixed it with pork rib add salt, fish sauce, and sugar and seasoning add powder black pepper set aside.
- Remove cabbage take out of inner part and cut into medium slice then wash it clean, keep it until drained. Take spring onion and washes it clean cut into thinly slice.
- Put a pot to boiled water then remove the pork rib into a pot. Boiled about 20 minutes when pork ribs cooked add cabbage boiled about 7 minutes. After it boils again taste until tasty enough. Sprinkle the spring onion. Pour out into a soup bowl and serve.
Features: An easy (and quick) recipe to try, learning how to cook soup cabbage with pork rib is a great way to add some variety to your diet without a lot of work.
Taste: Easy and delicious food.
វិធីធ្វើ
- ឆ្អឹងជំនីរជ្រូកលាងឱ្យស្អាត រួចកាប់វាជាដុំធំៗល្មម ចំណែកខ្ទឹមសចិញ្ច្រាំឱ្យល្អិត បន្ទាប់មកយកវាទៅលាយជាមួយឆ្អឹងជំនីរជ្រូក ដាក់អំបិល ប៊ីចេង ស្ករ ម្រេច ចាក់ទឹកត្រីបន្តិច លាយជាមួយគ្នាឱ្យសព្វ រួចទុកមួយឡែក។
- ស្ពៃក្តោបយកវាទៅកាត់យកបណ្តូលចេញ ពុះវាធំៗល្មម រួចយកទៅលាងទឹកឱ្យស្អាត ទុកឱ្យស្រស់ទឹក។ ស្លឹមខ្ទឹម បេះលាងទឹកឱ្យស្អាត រួចហាន់ឱ្យល្អិត។
- យកឆ្នាំងដាក់ទឹកដាំ ពេលទឹកពុះបង់ឆ្អឹងជំនីរជ្រូកចូល រំងាស់ប្រហែល 20 នាទី នៅពេលឆ្អឹងជំនីរជ្រូកឆ្អិន បង់ស្ពៃក្តោបចូល ប្រហែល 7 នាទី មើលឱ្យស្ពៃក្តោបឆ្អិនទើបភ្លក់មើលឱ្យល្មមតាមចូលចិត្ត រួចរោយស្លឹកខ្ទឹមពីលើជាការស្រេច៕
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Reference:
- Writer & Cooker : Penh Sothavy
Sour Soup Fish With Fish-Paste (Tek Kroeung)
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Sour Soup Fish With Fish-Paste (Tek Kroeung) |
ទឹកគ្រឿងអន្លក់ខ្ចី |
INGREDIENT
- Fresh fish (Ros fish)
- Lime
- Garlic and Shallot
- Chili
- Fish-paste
- Salt
- Sugar
- Seasoning
- Roasted peanut
- Mint and Saw mint
- Fresh vegetables: Por Peay, Cucumber, Eggplant (Trorb Srouy), Cabbage, Water Convolvulus, Edible aquatic plant.
គ្រឿងផ្សំ
ត្រីរ៉ស់ ក្រូចឆ្មារ ខ្ទឹមស ខ្ទឹមក្រហម ម្ទេស ប្រហុក ស្ករ អំបិល ប៊ីចេង សណ្តែកដីលីង ជីនាងវង និងជីរណា។ អន្លក់មាន ពពាយ ត្រសក់ ត្រប់ ស្ពៃក្តោប ត្រកួន កញ្ឆែត ជាដើម។
DIRECTION
- Remove fresh fish and wash it clean. Then boil water in a large pot, when bubble add fish, boil fish until cooked. Remove from pot and break into flake in serving bowl. After remove fish place fish-paste in a sieve and dip in boiling fish pot, turn of the heat add salt, sugar, seasoning and set aside.
- Remove roasted peanut and coarsely pounded (but not too thinly), take mint and saw mint wash it clean then cut into thinly slice. Then remove all kind of vegetables and wash them clean until drained.
- Remove garlic and shallot burned and pound with fish until mixed take it out from the mortar put into a small pot then put lime juice add boiling water that season already into pot then stir until mixed and taste it until tasty enough. Finally, add roasted peanut and sprinkle mint and saw mint and serve.
Features: This food is served with crunchy vegetables and it is a traditional food of Cambodian people is the most popular. You can eat with crispy rice is very delicious. Food is beautiful green of vegetables and more eating.
Taste: Delicious food and tasty smooth sour and bit salty.
វិធីធ្វើ
- ត្រីរ៉ស់យកវាទៅសកស្រការ និងធ្វើឱ្យស្អាត រួចលាងទឹកឱ្យស្អាត។ បន្ទាប់មកយកវាទៅស្ងោរឱ្យឆ្អិនស្រង់វាចេញ រួចបេះឆ្អឹង និងបកស្បែកចេញ។ បន្ទាប់ពីស្រង់ត្រីចេញ ជ្រុំប្រហុកដាក់ក្នុងទឹក ស្ងោរត្រីនោះរួចលើកចុះពីលើចង្រ្កាន បង់ស្ករ អំបិល ប៊ីចេង រួចទុកមួយឡែក។
- យកសណ្តែកដីទៅបុក (កុំឱ្យល្អិតពេក) រីឯជីនាងវង និងជីរណា យកវាទៅលាងទឹកឱ្យស្អាត រួចហាន់ឱ្យល្អិត។ ចំណែកបន្លែទាំងអស់ត្រូវយកទៅបេះ ឬចិតសំបកចេញ រួចលាងទឹកឱ្យស្អាតទុកឱ្យស្រស់ទឹក។
- ខ្ទឹមស និងខ្ទឹមក្រហម យកវាទៅដុតឱ្យឈ្ងុយ យកទៅបុកជាមួយសាច់ត្រីឱ្យសព្វចូលគ្នា រួចដួសចេញដាក់ក្នុងកូនឆ្នាំងមួយ ច្របាច់ក្រូចឆ្មារចូល រួចយកទឹកស្ងោរត្រីនោះមកចាក់ចូល កូរឱ្យសព្វ ភ្លក់មើលតាមចូលចិត្ត រួចដាក់សណ្តែកដីចូល និងរោយជីពីលើជាការស្រេច៕
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- Writer & Cooker : Penh Sothavy
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